History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.
💻 PCs had their operating system.
☁️ Cloud had its hyperscaler.
🧠 AI had its compute layer.
⛓️ Onchain finance has its oracle platform.
This is absolutely CRAZY.
Leopold Aschenbrenner turned $250 Million into $1.48 Billion on SanDisk in 8 months.
The same Leopold who worked at SBF's FTX Future Fund before its collapse, and was later fired by OpenAI in 2024 after raising internal security concerns.
His hedge fund Situational Awareness LP first bought SanDisk in September 2025 at around $112 per share. By Q4 he had over $250 Million in the stock.
Today SanDisk trades around $1,406, up more than 700% in 8 months.
His next positions will be disclosed in 7 days.
🔥 BULLISH: Chainlink whale wallets holding 1M or more $LINK grew 25% in the past year, rising from 100 to 125 wallets despite the ongoing bear market, per Santiment.
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Was it LINK’s fault? @grok
No, the recent liquidation event on Aave (around $26-27 million in wstETH positions liquidated on March 10, 2026) was **not Chainlink's fault**.
The issue stemmed from a **misconfiguration in Aave's own internal CAPO (Collateral Asset Price Oracle) risk mechanism**, managed by Chaos Labs (via their Edge Risk Oracle or similar automated system). CAPO is a safety layer designed to cap how quickly the exchange rate of yield-bearing assets like wstETH (wrapped staked ETH) can increase relative to ETH, preventing sudden jumps from being exploited.
What happened:
- A parameter update (likely recommended by Chaos Labs' risk engine and auto-executed via Chainlink Automation) set an outdated or mismatched reference exchange rate and timestamp.
- This caused CAPO to temporarily calculate wstETH as undervalued by about **2.85%** (e.g., pricing 1 wstETH at ~1.1939 ETH instead of the market ~1.2288 ETH).
- The lower perceived collateral value pushed some healthy borrowing positions below the liquidation threshold (health factor <1), triggering automatic liquidations across ~34 accounts.
- The **primary price feeds** (including Chainlink's core aggregators for ETH and stETH/wstETH data) reported correct market values—no failure or glitch there.
- Chaos Labs and Aave confirmed the underlying oracles were accurate; the problem was purely in the CAPO configuration/sync issue within Aave's protocol.
Key confirmations from reports:
- Chaos Labs post-mortem: The risk-oracle provided correct inputs, but stale smart contract parameters led to the error.
- Aave (via founder Stani Kulechov and others): Acknowledged the external risk tool failure, with plans to reimburse affected users fully—no bad debt to the protocol.
- No evidence of Chainlink oracle malfunction; in fact, some liquidations were processed via Chainlink infrastructure (e.g., Automation for updates), but that's just execution, not the data source failing.
This highlights risks in automated risk parameter adjustments (even with decentralized oracles), but Chainlink's price data itself held up. Past Chainlink issues (e.g., 2025 incidents on other protocols) were unrelated here.
Aave's setup remains resilient overall—no protocol insolvency—and reimbursements are in progress. If you're affected or tracking $AAVE/$LINK, this seems contained to a config bug, not an oracle provider failure.
🇺🇸 MICHAEL SAYLOR REVEALED THE ENDGAME:
THEY PLAN TO BUY $70,000,000,000 WORTH OF BITCOIN.
“IF I GET 7.5% OF THE NETWORK, IT’S $10 MILLION A COIN.”
“WE’D TOP OUT AT 7.5% AND THEN SLOW DOWN.”
IT’S COMING 🚀